Internship Opportunities Spread Across Brazil with IEL

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/09/2023 at 10:49

Fonte: FIEMA

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New Positions Available in Several States Offer Experience and Learning in Various Professional Areas.

The job market is in constant motion and, for many, an internship is the bridge to enter this world full of challenges and learning. In this scenario, the Euvaldo Lodi Institute (IEL) stands out, launching the National Internship Program, which now presents an impressive number of 1,905 opportunities in states such as Acre, Alagoas, Amazonas, Federal District, Goiás, Maranhão, Mato Grosso, Santa Catarina, and Tocantins, among others.

Various fields of activity, from Administration, Accounting, Marketing to Occupational Therapy, open their doors to new talents. Surprisingly, even high school students have opportunities through the apprenticeship program.

Expansion of Areas and Benefits

The versatility of these positions extends to technical courses, covering areas such as Occupational Safety Technician and Electrotechnics. And for those considering financial returns, the positions are attractive: salaries range from R$ 200 to R$ 3,000, in addition to benefits such as transportation assistance and meal vouchers.

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Internship: A Springboard for the Future

The experience as an intern is more than just a brief passage. Many professionals find, during this period, a chance for growth and consolidation in the market, becoming key players in the companies where they work. The IEL recognizes this potential, having already integrated more than 1.5 million students into the world of internships.

In Search of the Best Opportunities

For those interested in keeping track of these offers, the Industry News Agency conducts a biweekly survey of the available positions throughout the country. The report, with a strong journalistic character, is made in partnership with the industry federations. Questions or more details? The IEL in your state is ready to assist you.

Check and apply for the internship positions here.

Internship Opportunities Spread Across Brazil with IEL

New Positions Available in Several States Offer Experience and Learning in Various Professional Areas.

Expansion of Areas and Benefits

Internship: A Springboard for the Future

In Search of the Best Opportunities

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Internship Opportunities Spread Across Brazil with IEL

New Positions Available in Several States Offer Experience and Learning in Various Professional Areas.

Expansion of Areas and Benefits

Internship: A Springboard for the Future

In Search of the Best Opportunities

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